Sato Becomes Japan's Premier with Ike d a Cabinet Continuity
Japan swears in premier Fuisaku Sato and a cabinet largely unchanged from Hayato Ikeda’s regime. Sato, 63, backed by the Liberal Democratic Party, inherits a pro Western anti-Communist line as Red China tests the region. Ikeda resigns after a throat tumor.
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Kenneth Ishii
TOKYO
Japan
Fuisaku Sato
Sato
Hayato Ikeda
Ikeda
Liberal Democratic Party
Japanese Rally Against U S Nuclear Submarine Visits
More than 10 000 leftist workers and students protested outside Parliament in Tokyo over expected port calls by U S nuclear submarines. The demonstration ran as Eisaki Sato, newly elected prime minister, attended the cabinet attestation with Emperor Hirohito. Protesters marched two miles despite drizzle shouting Down with Sato Yankee go home and We don't want nuclear submarines in Japan.
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Tokyo
U.S
Japan
Eisaki Sato
Hirohito
Sato
Ikeda Accused of Endorsing Rapid Economic Expansion
The State charges Ikeda with letting the economy grow too quickly in line with his 1960 pledge to double national income in ten years, highlighting risks of overexpansion and inflation.
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Ikeda
Hunter Held In Shooting Near Patchogue
Salvatore Viscusi of Farmingville was arrested on felonious assault charges after he allegedly shot hunter Ronald Hamlin of Corona following a beagle killing. Hamlin, 22, suffered shotgun pellets to face and chest and was treated at Brookhaven Hospital. Police say Hamlin accidentally wounded Viscusi’s dog, who was later killed.
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Salvatore Viscusi
Farmingville
Ronald Hamlin
Corona
Queens
Brookhaven Hospital
Hamlin
Viscusi
Tower of London Alarm Turns Out To Be False
London police surrounded the Tower of London when the alarm in the crown jewels section triggered. Police blocked exits and dispatched boats and trackers but the alarm proved false with no injuries or theft.
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Tower of London
London
Thames
Tower
Weather clears as warm air returns
Fog that hampered driving in the area today lifted with rising temperatures and sunshine this afternoon. Southerly winds will push warmer air tonight, followed by a westward wind shift tomorrow bringing mild, drier air. Yesterday’s high was 61 and today’s low reached 37.
Talks Fail To Prevent UAW Strike At Allis-Chalmers
Milwaukee AP reports weekend bargaining between Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing and the United Auto Workers failed to avert a strike by 10,700 farm implement workers across five plants in four states. Full picketing begins at midnight, with token action at West Allis main plant and local issue talks to resume Monday.
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Milwaukee
Allis-Chamers Manufacturing Co
United Auto Workers Union
West Allis
Red Unity Conference Under Way In Moscow Talks
Foreign Communist leaders gathering for the 47th Bolshevik anniversary remain in Moscow for red unity discussions with the Kremlin leadership. Brezhnev and Kosygin host a dinner for visiting delegations as Khrushchev’s plan for a December 26 nation meeting reemerges amid Sino Soviet tensions.
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Moscow
Red Unity
Kremlin
Chou En-lai
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Leonid L. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party
Georges Marchais
Paris
China
FAO chief warns Asia food crisis looming
U N Food and Agriculture Organization director general B R Sen warned at the FAO regional conference for Asia and the Far East that food production lags population growth, creating a crisis unseen before. He urged unremitting effort as the seven session opened in Manila with 73 delegates from 19 countries.
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Manila
Asia
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
B. R. Sen
FAO
The
Far East
Protesting Teachers Return to Class Amid Salary Struggles
Teachers in multiple states protested low salaries with walkouts and one day holidays. In Georgia 15 Lakeview High teachers returned on a 60 day probation after salary uncertainty. Catoosa County benefited from a $37 500 interest free loan fund to avert a funding crisis.
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Atlanta
Louisville
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Georgia
Kentucky
Catoosa County
Lakeview High School
Midwest City
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Nationalization of Steel Tests Wilsons Party
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and his Labour government face a Conservative bid to topple steel nationalization with a key Commons vote looming. A nine Liberal bloc edges support options while Labor mulls watering down plans to keep the government intact after the Oct. 15 election victory by a slim margin.
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Colin Frost
London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
House of Commons
House
Labor Party
Desmond Donelly
Right Wing Labor Members Split Votes Highlight Wyat Contention
Interest focuses on two right wing Labor members as Woodrow Wyat becomes a pivotal figure. The outcome hinges on party alignment and possible shifts in support, signaling potential changes in leadership stance and policy direction.
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Woodrow Wyat
Conservative battle over steel nationalization in Parliament
The debate focused on a Conservative amendment condemning steel nationalization as irrelevant to Britain modernisation and harmful to the economy. Iain MacLeod led the attack, having quit party leadership last November over leadership selections, then returning to the shadow cabinet after the election.
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Britain
Iain MacLeod
Ae Douglas-Home
Romney Counsels GOP Unity Amid Nixon Rockefeller Clash
Michigan Governor George Romney criticizes Richard Nixon for attacking Nelson Rockefeller as Barbara Goldwater amid GOP leadership debates. Romney urges inclusion of contributors and cautions against divisive remarks as stalemate over party control and potential 1964 leadership rumors surface.
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Joe F. Kane
Washington
Michigan
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Romney
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
William O .Scranton
Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson Praises Republicans In Exclusive Interview
President Johnson says he is proud of Republicans in his administration and believes the GOP has a vital role in American policy. He cites figures like McNamara Dillon McCone Bundy McCloy Anderson and former Eisenhower aides while urging bipartisanship and constructive programs to meet national challenges. The President says the election mandate supports responsible progress and that victory will strengthen America's global influence and unity.
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Romney
Goldwater
WJR
Detroit
Arizona
Washington
Johnson
Republican Party
McNamara and Dillon
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
CSA
John McCone
McGeorge Bundy
John McCloy
Robert Anderson
Eisenhower
America
Mortar Fire Kills American Officer in Viet Nam
A Vietnamese mortar barrage targeting Viet Cong killed a US Army captain and wounded another American near Duc Hoa, about 18 miles northwest of Saigon. The attack also wounded six Vietnamese soldiers as night patrols followed an ambush plan by a government unit. An investigation is underway.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Duc Hoa
The Value of Minds in a Group
A notebook-style quip notes that the crucial factor is the quality of thinking within a group rather than its size, emphasizing collective intellect over numbers.
McNamara Invited To Johnson Ranch For Budget Talks
President Johnson plans budget talks with Defense Secretary Robert McNamara at the LBJ Ranch to shape Pentagon spending before delivery to Congress in January. Deputy Secretary Cyrus Vance accompanied McNamara as they flew west from Washington to discuss federal budget limits under 100 billion dollars.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Defense
Robert & McNamara
McNamara
Pentagon
Congress
Washington
Cyrus Vance
Gold And Jewelled Book Stolen From Armory
Two masked thieves overpowered guard Jesus Lopez at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Avenue and stole a 100-page war remembrance book with solid gold covers worth 75000. They smashed a display case, seized the volume and a 24-inch gold book marker studded with jade, and fled. The theft occurred around 5 am as they used sidewalk noise to mask entry.
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New York
Seventh Regiment
Park Avenue
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Johnson hosts McNamara and Rusk at Texas ranch talks
McNamara arrives with no formal agenda for talks with President Johnson and will stay overnight at the ranch. Secretary of State Dean Rusk joins Tuesday as the trio discusses global military and diplomatic issues while Johnson eyes a federal budget near 100 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year.
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McNamara
Texas Hill Country
Dean Rusk
Johnson hosts Diaz Ordaz talks amid base closings debate
President Johnson plans to discuss defense base closures during talks with Mexico's President-elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. The president will host the Mexican leader later this week at his ranch home. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson attended cornerstone ceremonies at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg, where she is a member and he sometimes attends with her.
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Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Johneson
Fredericksburg
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Johnson
Christian Church
St. Barenabas
Ford Woes Rise To Top Level Talks
Ford negotiations shift from local to top level as management and United Auto Workers meet at Dearborn to resolve nine local strikes in Buffalo New York Chicago Heights Illinois and Sheffield Alabama affecting 25 000 workers and cutting car output by about 16 percent and trucks by 34 percent.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Top Management
United Auto Workers
Dearborn
Usiny
Buffalo
N.Y
Chicago Heights
Ill
Sheffield
Ala
Ford strikes ripple through nine locals amid stalled talks
All nine strikes started Friday seven weeks after Ford and the union backed a Sept. 18 national contract. Local agreements supplement the national terms. The UAW at the St. Louis plant threatened to strike today if no deal emerged. Ford faced ongoing labor troubles while GM moved past its local strikes.
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Ford
UAW
St. Louis Assembly
General Motors
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Eisaku Sato Ikeda
Hunter
Patchogue
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Jeanne Quinn
East Meadow
N. Y
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Géldwater
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Wnamara
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Jesus Lopez
Defense Department
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